<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2WuEEl_1DwNRlt200" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2WuEEl_1DwNRlt200" width="640" height="360" >EAST TEXAS (KETK) — Due to a lack of rain and hot temperatures, several East Texas counties and cities have signed burn bans into effect this week.<h2>CITIES</h2>Big SandyResidents living in Big Sandy were put under a burn ban on Aug. 3 that will last until further notice.TroupFollowing Cherokee County’s seven-day burn ban on Aug. 6, all of the City of Troup is under a burn ban, even the portion that is in Smith County. <h2>COUNTIES</h2>Angelina CountyAngelina County was signed into a seven-day burn ban effective Aug. 7. Cherokee County Cherokee County was signed into a seven-day burn ban effective Aug. 6.Marion CountyMarion County was signed into a burn ban on Aug. 4 which will be in effect until further notice.Morris CountyA seven-day burn ban was signed into effect on Aug. 4.Panola CountyA seven-day burn ban was signed into effect on Aug. 4. Rusk CountyA burn ban for up to 90 days was signed into effect on Aug. 4.Shelby CountyA seven-day burn ban was signed into effect on Aug. 5.Upshur CountyA 10-day burn ban has been issued for the unincorporated areas on Aug. 6. You can now stream KETK and FOX51 News live 24/7 on your smart TV with KETK+, our brand-new app! No antenna, cable, or satellite needed—watch for free, anytime. Just download it on your Roku, Apple TV, or Fire TV and start streaming.</div></body>

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EAST TEXAS (KETK) — Due to a lack of rain and hot temperatures, several East Texas counties and cities have signed burn bans into effect this week. Residents living in Big Sandy were put under a burn ban on Aug. 3 that will last until further notice. Troup. Following...

LIST: Several East Texas counties declare burn bans

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